2016 Presidential Election

2016 Electoral College Results

Election 2016
President Donald J. Trump [R]
Main Opponent Hillary Clinton [D]
Electoral Vote* Winner: 304 Main Opponent: 227 Total/Majority: 538/270
Popular Vote** Winner: 62,955,202 Main Opponent: 65,794,399
Vice President Michael R. Pence (305)
V.P. Opponent: Timothy Kaine (227)
proportionally, with two at-
large electors
representing the
statewide winning
presidential and vice
presidential candidates
and one elector each
representing the winners
from its two
Congressional districts.
For the first time since
adopting this system,
Maine's four electoral
votes were split between
the two major party
tickets. The Clinton-Kaine
ticket won the state and
received the two at-large
electors, as well as the
electors from the First
Congressional District,
where Clinton-Kaine also
won. However, the Trump-
Pence ticket won the
Second Congressional
District and, thus,
received its one elector.
Also, there were faithless
votes cast for president
and vice president in
Hawaii, Texas, and
Notes Washington.
**Popular vote totals
are derived from the
states' Certificates of
Ascertainment. Donald
J. Trump received
fewer popular votes
than Hillary Clinton, but
received a majority of
electoral votes.
 2016 Corrected Electoral College
Original

Winner: Trump
Majority to win 270/538

Name: Popular Vote**

Donald J. Trump 62,955,202

Hillary Clinton 65,794,399

Colin Powell
John Kascich
Bernie Sanders
Abstentions
d Electoral College Results
Original Corrected

Trump NONE
19-Dec-2016 17-Mar-2017

Corrected for
Electoral Vote* Fraudent Electors

304 -46 258

227 227
3 3
1 1
1 1
3 3
 2016 Electoral College Results
Majority to win
Original
###

Name: Popular Vote** Electoral Vote*

President
Donald J. Trump 62,955,202 304
Hillary Clinton 65,794,399 227
Colin Powell 3
John Kascich 1
Bernie Sanders 1

Abstentions 3

Vice President
Michael R. Pence 305
Timothy Kaine 227

Notes
 ***Proposed Court adjustment to Electoral votes removed 46 v
electoral college votes. The number of state law- the Constituti
licensing authority- disqualifed electors who voted Yes to Trum
Pence was 46, for illegally holding two paid State positons, or
representing disticts they did not live in. No winner was electe
the 2016 elections.

*Maine distributes its electoral votes proportionally, with two at-large electors representing the statewide
winning presidential and vice presidential candidates and one elector each representing the winners from its
two Congressional districts. For the first time since adopting this system, Maine's four electoral votes were split
between the two major party tickets. The Clinton-Kaine ticket won the state and received the two at-large
electors, as well as the electors from the First Congressional District, where Clinton-Kaine also won. However,
the Trump-Pence ticket won the Second Congressional District and, thus, received its one elector. Also, there
were faithless votes cast for president and vice president in Hawaii, Texas, and Washington.

**Popular vote totals are derived from the states' Certificates of Ascertainment. Donald J. Trump received
fewer popular votes than Hillary Clinton, but received the greater number of electoral votes.

https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/2016/election-results.html
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Corrected
Correction###
for Void ab
Initio elector
votes***

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227
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1
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227
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